In the sysinit.1 file, I use ifconfig en1 192.168.010.071, but after i boot,
ifconfig en1 reports me
back with 192.168.8.57. later on, In the sysinit.1 file, I use ifconfig en1
192.168.0.071, ifconfig en1
reports me back with 192.168.0.57, what’s happening here?
ran zhang <rzhang@vamcointernational.com> wrote:
In the sysinit.1 file, I use ifconfig en1 192.168.010.071, but after i boot,
ifconfig en1 reports me
back with 192.168.8.57. later on, In the sysinit.1 file, I use ifconfig en1
192.168.0.071, ifconfig en1
reports me back with 192.168.0.57, what’s happening here?
The leading “0” makes the number octal.
-xtang
“ran zhang” <rzhang@vamcointernational.com> wrote in message
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In the sysinit.1 file, I use ifconfig en1 192.168.010.071, but after i
boot,
ifconfig en1 reports me
back with 192.168.8.57. later on, In the sysinit.1 file, I use ifconfig
en1
192.168.0.071, ifconfig en1
reports me back with 192.168.0.57, what’s happening here?
I’d guess you have dhcp.client started somewhere?
Xiaodan Tang <xtang@qnx.com> wrote:
ran zhang <> rzhang@vamcointernational.com> > wrote:
In the sysinit.1 file, I use ifconfig en1 192.168.010.071, but after i boot,
ifconfig en1 reports me
back with 192.168.8.57. later on, In the sysinit.1 file, I use ifconfig en1
192.168.0.071, ifconfig en1
reports me back with 192.168.0.57, what’s happening here?The leading “0” makes the number octal.
Yup.
010 = 8 decimal
071 = 7*8+1 = 57 decimal
If you had 192.168.0x10.71 and got back:
192.168.16.71
would you b surprised? Same behaviour.
-David
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